The Sun. — London, England, 1809-09-20 00:00:00

sth Diito. T 0 ,1- Lieotmants:- Ensign P.,ullller, vice Everet, 4 4'd k.l6ign.GustAvus ige4lberg, vice Dachenhzusen, lin)4gn Joint , Meyer, vie ILNinelmann, de. 4.caNed, - / To ne 4 1 4441s—Cadet-Serjeant George Bushe s vice Muller. 41/4.....•; , -,otr Alex. Lehmann, v.ce tiagenberg. Cadet livtie,44l4 Rotthard,,vice Nleypr. LONDON : Printed by RIC At the SUN-OFF, t .4 -1140;iciff! . ' iuEvol~ .+ tiNt3Cu: A ;:el i!iNttenant Moore of the £7lll +.not,• is superseded, being 2h sent without kayo : , • The underinentioned Appointrnents, as stated in the Gazettes ct the zit February', IltioB,. and loth] line, have nut taken place, VIZ. Foot, Ensign Dilloi, to.he Lieutenant. . • 69th Ditto, Ensign Norton to be Lieutenant. Ea RAT U m in the Gaieife of the - 10th tune last. .• For Charles Elliott, Gent. to be ,Ensign, vise Dillon, pro moted, read Charles Elliott, Gent. to bar Ensign, vice Wade, pronioted. Commission in the Shropshin:. Militia, signed by the Lord' .• Litutenaut, To be Ensign—john Sushton, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Portsmouth liattalionpf Light Infantry. To be Captain—First Lieutenant l'hotnits'Edgecombe, vice I.l,,rbey, iesigned. To be First Lieutenant—SeCond Lieutenint William Crocker, vice hdg.combe, promoted. • Commissions si o ned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Chatsworth Regiment of Local Militia: To be Ensign--;u cure h ley. appointment of the said George Eley to be Lieutenant in the abovementi..ned Regiment has not taken place. Sciusdale Regiment of Local Militia. To be Litutennts—Ensign john Haslam, vice Smith, re signed. L nsign Vv m. liolinez, ice Wragge, resigned Commission in the Bute and•Argyleshire Reginivnt of Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Ensign—Hugh M'Dougall, Cent. vice Donald, pro moted. • Commission in the Buteshire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Vice Lieutenant. To be ,Lieutenant—Thonias Andrews, Gent. . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Newstead and Joseph Oxley Cooke, of Kingston. upon-Hull, soap-mauuta‘:turers, prom Sept. 5 to Uct. 24, at ten, at the Waite HAr: f<tverit, Kingstun-up,n-Holl. _ Richard Junes, Qt . t Ibion-sweet, liia..:kirtars-tuad, Surrey, and ul the East India Chambers, Leuderthall.street, Lon don, merchant, from Sept. to to Nov. 4, at teu, at hal I. Solomon Beck, of Bury.street, St. Mary-Axe, London, jeweller-, from Sept. 19 to N ()v. 7, at tell, at Guilktilall. 114YKRUPTS. William Hoskyn, late of Cawsand, Cornwall, brewer and maitinan, to surrenaer Oct. 2, 3, and 31, at eleven, at Lite Fountain Tavern, Plyruouth-Dock. Attornies, Mr. W. I).•Soic,. eiyinoutri-Dwk or Messrs. Blakelock and , i 1 a- kiason. Elm-c. or!, ",f, triple, London. William Cleasoy, of York, grocer, Sept. 28, 29, and Oct. 31, at eleven, at ttie W.i.ie Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. AttOritleS, Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-late, London; 1 or :vlr. k, Galland, Kingston-upon-Hull. " • lames Dyson, of Liverpool, chug ist, Oct. 18, tg, and 31. at eleven, at the Star anti I,arter I avert'', Liverp.ol. tittor- Ines, Messrs Sneptiard and AttLiigton, nedtuni-row, Lou. don ; or .vi r. I. 0., w son, Liverpcxh. • • . .. j Thomas Potter, of Manchester, grocer, Oct. 9, to,- and 31, • at Inlet:, "clt the Dog Tavern, Manchester. AtturtileS, Messrs Halstead and Aniswoith, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Party, Temple, Loudon. fluireas Elton, of Boltoini-le 7 Mouts, inn-keeper, .Oct. 6, at Jour, 7, at ten, and 35, at eieven, aetneSwan Lan, tioll'on k-MOOrs. • tittyrine, Mr. %Vindle, lotto-'treat, Beinord- i lord-tow,_ London; or Messrs. Cross and Rushton, nul- 1 .ton-le-Moors. James Calvet . , of Brook -street, kateliil, Middlesex, victual- lcr, Sepj. 23, Oct. 14, and 3t, at twelve, at 1: undliail. Attorney „Mr. Unwit., High-street, Slianwell, . ThOnlaS Betty, now or late Toole). -st‘el, Southwark, surrey, tallut, Sept. 30, Oct. 31, ..t eleven, at Guitchiati, ',notion. Attorney, ~ Mr. Mil t ward, Size-lane, buckltas bury. . .. . George Pearson, of Friday-street, Cfoapside, London, ware.. Ilouettl.to, 'Sept . 3>, Vet. 17, and 3 t; at lekl,. at G mid- liall. AltufttleS, Messrs. HUAI:IO4W Lowden, Lielnent's - I nn. lames Hillier,. late of Rathbone-place, 0 xioni-street, . Mid.. diescx. pictore-trAne-tnakei aim upnoister, Sept. 22, at two, 2t, and 3r, at eleven, at liullanall, .4-lltUfliey, Mr. J. Milts, V4.Le.streei, en..i.a.iiiiy. ' . DIG ALMA DS. Oa. 23. Thomas Farendon, of Chichester, Sussex,' grocer, biatirr, at two, at tile Fleece hut. . • . . Nov. 14. loh.. 1-I,llanct. of Ltseapside, London, haberdasher, at twmve at Guildhall. Nov. 7. }luny tidliteS, of Waraord-court, Thrognorton street, London, mercitant, at tell, at Guildhall. , . Oct. 3i. .4 Lomas Draper, of toe City-road, Sitoreditch, Middlesex, survon amid apotnecAry, at eleven, at Guild hall. Nov. It. George Smith. of Warntord-court, London, men.' chant, at ten, at GM/tidal!. Oct. 12. lames Burnes, of Liverpool, tailor and draper, at eleven, at the Globe "Cavern, Liverpool. Oct. 25. AVm. Kirkby, of Manchester, nerchaut, afeleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Oct. 16. Henry ineknelt of 'bristol, lames Sutton, of Lon non, and Thomas GillLarn, or Bristol, Ltiker, at eleven, at the W nue Lion Inn, Bristol. , Oct. t. Thomas Robinson, ;he younger, of Birmingham, • .druggist; at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, New-street, 1 , BirilitnAtiain. • . . . [ Oct. to. .:vlichael Taylor, lohn Latham, and Elijah Belcher, 0.. Ltverpooi, merchants, at eleven, at the Crown and I - Anchor, Liverpool. ' 1 Oct at. .1 uha Jon Newton, of Gray's-Inn-lane, Middlesex, - Ironmonger, at ten, at Gnildtl4ll; • Oct, 21. k redrick I. rancis, of Ltuswick, Middlesek, stint!), at eleven, at Guildnall.- Nov. 14. Samuel Hamilton, of Shoe-lane, London, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. .21.. SaMuei Penning Park, of Cast Smithfield, Middle. I ' 5,..., liquor-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • • " I - - pct. at. John Stiles, ofrAir-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, 1 carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. .. Nov, il. George Stockwell, late of Sheerness, Kent, boat.. ` 1 ' bitikier,. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 2.i. johit Hernert and Charles . .viayo, of London, ware.. . housemen, at eleven, at GuilitliaL. I '0et..14. Euward Gloater; of Lea-bridge, Middlesex, publi. can and wharringer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. 31. George Chintren, of Dover, Kent, sadler , at eleven , 3 • at Guildhall, London. 1 Oct. 19. John Johnson, late of Congleton,Chei.hire, money. scriyetter, at ten, at the Black Lion and Swan Inn, Congieton. Oct. 17. Samuel Bates, late of Brereton, Staffordshire, grocer, . , t at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Rugeley, 1 Oct. to. John Agnew of Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, I banker, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Ott. to. George Wycherley Lantibeck, of Old llethlem, Bishopsgate, London, broker. Robert Gray, now or late Porisea, county of Southampton, 'builder and carpenter. Robert. Wright, of Thorverton, Devonshshire, dealer. Joseph Mansell, of hlanchester, Commission-broker. Anare%v M I C u llock. late of Upper G rosveuor- straet, Gros venor-square, Midllesex, navy agent. Peter Holland, of Leftwich, Chest:rile, tanner. LUNI)UN GAZ bel)l.l9,lgpg. GENEI(AI, MOYER. torbe.Guards, Sept. t 8 'IEOO. It is his Majesty's Cu ~aiand, Officers he longii,g to Begtio 0 s t h.. Nand o f. Walcheren, shill tel join their R4iiiietits; and they' s, are pusitivety ord red. to repair for that purpt:se tortli%nit to Deal; from whence the'nieans will be turrushe.t to thew of pruceethug to their re sp,Atve auras. The Only exceptions to this General Order are, those Officers who are absent on a regular certificate of health. . By cotpmarid of the Right Hon. the Coalman... der in Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-Gen. filitehall, Sept. 19, 180 g. The King has bee►► pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to Thomas Sheppard, of Thornton-hall, its the County of Buckingham, Esq. and the heirs male of his body law fully begotten. War- Office, September 19, i So 9. 2d Ilgirnent of Lite ,uards,-Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Anttiony S. Felix to be Cleutenant, by purchase, vice promoted. ;d Regiment ut Dragoon Guards, Cornet lames Ellis, from the 7ro Dr.Koon Guards, to be Lieutenant; without pur- chase. 7th Dato, Thomas Auclimuty, Gent, to be Cornet, with , or purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in the 3d Dritgoon (; 2d Reg:went of. Dragoons, Serjeant Wm. Weir to bt Regi itient,i Quarter-Master. 4th L ttu, serjeant. Major Hugh Allan to be Regimental QuiAttet-Master. ist Rcgitlleilt or Foot Guards, Captain john Scrape Col y, ~ r to be Captain of a Company, vice Donaldson, de ceased. I. nsign Alexander Higginson to be Lieutenant, vic . &gnat. To o. Enstots— john Bulteet, Gent, by purchase, vice Ste venson, promoted. liteieton Trelawney, Gent vice Hig ginson. Boldero, Gent. vice Mount, deceased. Ist Regiment of Foot. To be ensigns. without purchase—Volunteer W. Lamant, vice Fraser, promoted in the 84th Foot. Volunteer Drury, viceA;shiord, whose appointment has not taken place : Wm. ( iot,k; (,ent. vive Mayes, whose appoint inent.has rot taken place:, 2d D tto.• To be Lieutenants • Entign Richard. Retford. - fritin'i the sth t EilsNn ray, vice. Gardiner, promoted in the 7zd Font Ensign John Mork. 7th Ditio, Robert, 1. Fowler, Gent. to be Lieutenant, by purcha s e, vice Mears, appointed to.the Ad Lite Guards.. J4tli Ditto, Volunteer Ewer to be Ensign, vice Harold, deceased. isto Ditto, David Torrance, -- .Cent. to be,Ensign, without purchase, vice Carter, promoted. 21st Ditto, Christopher Domville, Cent. to be Second Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice T..rrance, {promoted. 23d Ditto, Ensign Wm. Norton, .foim the both Foot, to be Ensign, without pu:ch,se. Ens gn William Norton to be tieut: omit, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the 7titir Foot. 27th Ditto, Ensign 1 Maddocks to be Lieutenant, without, purchase,-vice KnoX, appointed to the 3d Foot Guiuds. • 2Sth Ditto, Captain Rt.hert Harr sun, tiom Half. Pay of the 3d Dragooos, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lo•d Ro bert Kc ir, appointed to the Bth Garrison' Battalion. 31st Iftitto, - Boyle, Gent. to be llosign, without pur. cliase, vice Bailey, ptoinoted .32d Ditto Captain I hOttla, Cassan, fronfthe 56th Foot, to be Captain of a Coto pi ny„ vice Gregory, who exchanges. 35th Ditto, Major Lorenzo \loom to be Lieutenant- Col.ncl, . vice Petit, deceased. Captain John Herres to be M.-I,r, vice Moo , e. Lieutenant New ton to be Captain of - b• Company, vice Frederick, deceased. Lieutenant ,Thomas King to be ditto, vice Fnsigo john Denny to be Lieutenant, vice Newton. Ensign lohn • French to beditto, vice King. John Hildebrand, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Denny. 4oth Ditto, Ensign Wm. Manning to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hoblyn, promoted. 41st Ditto, Lieutenant Richaitillallocklo• be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Losign j. W. Clenow to be Liettivii nt, vice Bullock. 47th Dino, Lieutenant Tade Heatley to he Captain of a Company, without purchase. Voltinteer Donald john Kt , arns to be Ens , rn, without purchase. Sbt n Ditto, Captain Dawson Grrgoryi from the 32d Foot, to be C aptain of a Company, vice Cassar,, who exchanges, 61st Ditto, Lieuteoato john Chancellor to be Captain of a Company, by porch:se, vice Kelly, whO retires. Ensign John Greenup to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chan. • . cellor. Deane Smith, Cent, to be Ensign, without put - - ch.:se, vice C,rerilop. '62d Ditto, Assistant-Suri.von john Denny, from the loth Light Dragoons. to be Surgeon, vice Allardyce, appointed to toe 20 I. , ri4;ooit (.;uards. • 72d Ditto, Andrew Greenshields, -Cent to b Ensign, -hy po!, base, vice Fox, promoted 111 the 71st Foot. 84th Ditto,, Lieutenant hrtyvaid Nichol to be Captain of a Com ity, without piircha7e. To be Lieutenants, with ,tit purchase - Ensign Win. Fraser, from the Royals. .E.iisign K. It Warren. Ensign and Ad. Coariea to have the.rank of Lieutenant, Ensign Charles stay.‘W To he Flisigos‘ beroditi ilingston, Gent. vice Warren. Vo. lunteer David Power; vice \,-estly!". To be Adjutant, , YOll ale rank of Ensign—Serjeant Holmes Cock ouni, irom t N orthomberland• Militia; vice Nichol. 85th Ditto, ?:latter -Masterierjeant Wm , harry, to be Q u arter-Master, vice Marshall, deserted, • to. Eugene Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice M•Douaatl, who retires. Royal -West Ityria Rangers; .Adjutant Thomas .Younger, trein hilt-pay of Murray's late Recruiting, Corps, to be nithout.purchase, vice jone,, promoted,. • k er zie, Gent. to he ditto, vice Weehinger, appointed t.. the • otthissari,at Pepaitmtnt. W ; , t i e vii; ', Regiment— Lieutenant G. H. Malaspina, from • 1::,!t-o.o 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Chain ,":l,d4es• • , Bth Garrison Cattalioli, -Captain Lord Robert Kerr, from the 2tii Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bolton, place:t t. pay of the 3d Dragoons. tst Royal Veteran Battlilion, .Thomas Trick, Esq. to, be -Paymaster,. vice Ecimmisic.nie-, appointed Captain in the roil Royal Veteran Battalion. sto i)itto —1 ieuterianyCharles D. Green, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hutcheon, appointed to the tad Light Dragoons. STAFF. Brevet- NI jor Itich,rd A !Inv rung, from h a F ort, to b S t :if Capin at .b 4 Alloy Depot in the hie of Wigta,irice HOSPITAL STAFF. Sl;r•,.;colt Charles Grif€ith, from Hall-pay, to be. Surgeon to ter • 4ofces. ‘Viiliam Bentinck, Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the To be. Hospital Mares for General Service Wm. Fisher, G e m. Inlin,_Coppner, Gent. Williasn Basbett, Gent. Henry Howard. Cent. The King's German I.e.ion. - - - :st li.,ttalion of tile Line, E: sign l'hoinas Allen to be Lieu 'vne Gerstein. who retires. .Diedrich de Einem, cent to be Ens!An, vice 'Tatter, promoted. Ditty; Lieuten.lnt•F :ederick Purgold to be CaPtaln of a Ci,inpany, with teinvorary tar*, vice ilelderitt, deceased. Wm.. Kuhlmann to be Lieutenant, vice Purgold. (..idet.Serjeant Frederick Quacks to be Ensign, vice Lid (iener, de,:e seal. . Cadet-Sergeant Ale)er to be En ', si .1, vice Kabitnenn PARTNERSHIPS DISsOLVE,D. Charles Addis and Thomas Norris, of Wilsnott'4-buildings, White-street, Borough. William Eyre Royston and Richard Earnshaw, of Manches ter, cotton-dealers Thuinas Read, lulin Robinson, Thomas Hall, and William Nut ttiag,e, of Nottingham, lace-manutact niers. Edw. Barr, Dudding',T honiase hes:on, and Ste'phen Stephens, of Beddingtun, Surrey, ealle.o. printers. John Leach. Thomas Bennett. l'hornas Ilaitlett, and Isaac Heftier, of Merton Abbey, Surrey, callico-printers. James Thompson, William Merry weather, and Joseph Col.. tier, ut Salford, hat-nranutacturers. Wiliiant Nlomicey and lames Triontson, of Manchester. William Gillis, Robert Barclay, and . John Vui6lit, of St. S within's- lane, core-factors. William Oakley and John Oakley, of Hampton, common- brewers. , _ ‘Villiam Aiken and Elizabeth Bell. of Church-fields, Green wich, schoolmaster and mistress. .4 • 2 1 tai kiert fotd shire Agricultural Soc4.!t.Y, hes:4 4 ti w i n) Meettog on. 4t'rittAy last, at Hertford, the Earl of • Bridgewater, President, in the Chair, ler , an CSI• aminAiiiii of the.meritS of the respe6tiv;• p l oug h s and stork 4.44 taken : place, the. comparle j adjourned to the 'Poi/bin-Hall - to inner. 'rite he',llths of the King, the Noble President • t Q uv t - t a e l e t t, a o t at id F 3 bce ri:i l l d y r , il ;t: b e u - sti at Agi ;cub.. addressed the company, and.',Nished to call ttleir at ten'iloo to the ptdpriety eif one Meeting only. in a year instead of ‘%:o, was.agree,l to by the Society.—He the..n observed, that Agricultu rists were as-Much ißdelved to those wiluextr.;tied themselves in the. closet, as to those who laboured . in 'the hetd ;• , he should therefore propose the health, of Sir John Sebright, and ,t4atiks to , l,i.ri for his, pamphlet .on the, art of breeding domeptie amnia's. Sir John S'2l:,right thanked.,,the Noble President for the honour. he had done him, and ol.perved, that there was a Gentleman presentl.4 , ho had written on. a sUbjea of mdreirnportaneethawall the. Southdown sheep in the kingdom ; be meant Mr. Flower, and. should therefore drink his health, and a fair Coin mination for Tithe. The President then proposed the health or a Gen tlernan, who introduced a new species of agriculture into the county of Hartford—" Mr. Caswall, and SUCCe3S 16 Hop Planting." Sir Sohn: Sebriglit observed, that Hops- were not of much use:to breT with without good Malt. ; no would therefote . propose the following toast :-- " Succes , to . tire. Malting lutercst in the county,of Hertford." "( The prizes were then awarcied--, _ The Sum pr . three Guineas to t nest l'iou ; Imam. • • Three G 47 : mai to the A Silver iratue Vove 4uin as, waviven to Mr. E.G. for tiie beat Rah' of the Anglo Mei ino breed ; as; also Cuccof the saule_value for the tWo best Ewes 0 1 the same breed. • 'L'o Md o r: ..G. Fordhatrt=Was , firesented the sum o f Three Guineas, tot the two second-best Ewes of the Anglo-M" riho breed. • Mr. ilawd.received Three guineas foy the best Boar. The beaith, of the Ilresideit.t was' proposed by Mr. N . : i.Pd Calvert; end bithe company who theta adjourned. . .Brighton Sheep, Fair, on' Monday se'nnialit W:l4 not so numerously attended by buyers as last yeir• About .'20,000 ewes and lambs were penned ;- the . latter were soon all disposed of, but the.ewes met a heavy sale. The 'Lambs fetched .from 19s. to.-45- and the ewes from 30s. to 40s. per, head. fei,v - days since, a willow tree, measuring in length upWards of (50 feet, and containing 20 feet of solid timber, was cut ,d9wn on a. piece of waste ground in the parish of Burwash, Sussex. This tree Was planted only 15 years back, by a school-boy, to whom the persOn .whaclaims. the land it grew on very generously gave it. The above makes good the old saying, that a INA". low will sooner buy 'a horse, thin an • Zak will buy a saddle. t - • '" `• Maldon Fair commenced on ,Wecnesiay. Tho sheep-pens were well supplied,and, although great - prices were demanded, many flocks were readily sold. The - few Norfolks wete botight up with avi - dity ; but the Southdowns 'obtained• the preference. There were not so many cattle as at souse forrner Fairs, but a good deal of business was done, and leart stock sold exorbitantly high. Horses were veri Plentiful, and tor'those of superior shape the dealer; obtained very high prices. Friday.sCnnight captain John Smith Neuman cOnunittedtb the Southgate prison ,in Exf - ter, l2 l/ Mayor of that city, for stealing four Bank of 1 0 g: land notes, value 61.. the, propel - Pr of _Hans • Pot' Peterson, master of a vessel in the Danish servi,ce•-': The parties had slept the pieceding night hi ;4 two bedded room at the '4V tiite-Lion Inn, Exeter, the-prisoner corm - Wed to purloin time property of rho tOreigrier, while the latter was asleep. ,Ti7e toner is a young man of genteel appearance, sod a supernumerary Captain in the Cornwall Artilleiy Local Militia. He is tyell known in Plytnte.4l) and Dock. SHIP. Nt.11./.5. CRAVISEND, sErTEMDER i 6. AeFilvd,—the Flora, Lawton, from Flushing; ,i 3 e! 1°11 „ 37 Ross, nom Philadelphia; Marg'aretta, Bolt, train Varre"' Pafru:, Cobb, from Quebec ; . and vie Trablgar, feel, trout Montreal ' the AnspiciOus, Lewis . ; Alexander, Cu ll e n, and Pun k, for Catharine, Cullen, tor MiAdleburgh ; Minerva, Cadtz'i and the Isaclla, lack, fof Lisbon'. . . 11.11tT,11S. On Friday morning last, thc.' Lady of S. T. Cole, Esq. of On Sunday, the Lady of Henry Sansom, 1' wiclie,uhAtn,2 , of a tl. . . . Esq. of Finsbury .- squ-are,.•of a.Son.. . , ... The satir.: d..y, Mrs. Williun Doraville, of a Daughter. 4 •'Yesterday, , MIS.' T hornasliush, - Or Nrk-lane, of a 50n.. 1 Lately, tie Lady of Morgan 01.)wYer, F..y... Barrister 'Law, - of a Daughter. . • 'WARR IE ' " Yesterday, the - f9th inst, by special license, at Si. GeorE.r,e_s ° Church, klano.vt.r:sqviire.•hy the -Rev. Mr. Hodgson , t i lT , 'Hon. Edward Harbord, second son of `Lord SUllield, to Georgiana Vernon,•only (laughter of-Lord Vern on. "11:..sarne.day, at St. Alary-le-bonne Ch u rch, Mr. Whelleans, Mathew - , of the said On Thurstlai: last Mr. Virgo dockland of WraY sbut- Y' 1 ' ; • MV I / 4 7 . 665, BuckS. Nir On Sunday, at St. George's'. Hanover-square ,- • ter Dewar, to Miss Theodosia Desaiily, of tiarnnlersrni!,.l;y: • Ott Monday last,: at Mary-le-bonne Church, Edw a p i ward ' , mid, Esq. of the %Var-office, to Miss Maria 0 ' 4onald, of I.l4anutord-street, Portirnot-square. •,. • - DIED. . o f the At Fareham, lo!'n Dixon , Esq. late Store-keePe` -- Ordi,ance, 87. ' Ile of • Latel), ar Newtoht!arry, aged 6 0 , -Mrs. R°ge--rt;'' sv On the•zstb. ult. at 'Strattord on Avon, 'We Rector of Kiirasii, and Prebendary of F.Lin. ' te of life, aged 2., year, lames Arnold, fifth 4011 of We late rut. Samuel Arnold, ofthe above - place. His death "" ()Cc ' '. sionid in conscquence of the sudden seizure. of • ft wh" 4 anAling in the' River . Aion, ard, for want of iniacC.inite as' sisran•.;e, he was unfortuna:ely drowned. - ' Water- Oa the 26th Ult. at Ringmount , in. the County of ford, I aged 96 years, Mrs. Voting; /did' of G Youg , Es c li of CastlereA, and mother of the late Dr. Young, hisil ° l ) " Clonfert.• • • , he At V icardale, in the County of Monaghan. ag Bd 7 - 1, t • Rev. Wilfiain Stopford, Vidar of Doneytn,,e : he served in the diocese of Clogher,' as - I rish Minister, 43 years. ti- At 'A bbeyland, in the County of Cork,- L./actor Dillon, tular Archbishop' of Tuam. ..._.....--r-- - ih.thcriLn PRICE YES FER t S ock, s l * DAY. Bonds. -2s. Pr' cs. pr. iMerial 3 twr Cent • 6 7 C p ons. tor :Account, 6g Bank 'Stock, shut Navy S pet Cent. 9911 Irish s per Cent. suit 4 per Cen t. shut per. Cent. Red. shut 3 per ent. Cons. 684 f I Bank L. Ann. snot :HARD HARRIS, of N 9. 4, Martlett-court; Bow-street ; and Pc b!ished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, Molton.street,'G OF venc siquzre. Ice, No; 112, Strand; where ildvertiseniews, Orders tor the Paper Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addrcised. t' I I .01 , y• Bow-sTttuT..-7-IYeste t idayattl4lowins,Ar.iyer,Of the Gloucester wail coach, was,tiroll yffxamined:upon ichargq of having embezzled Bank-, notes ty.tlie • amount _ot 5 61..trte property of Mr, broker, a passenger in the ckirliage„, It - appeared; from, Mr. Capel's,evidence, that he took his pass,tgo • in the. coach frp . tri the Angel Inn, behind St. Cle time of his entering the carriage ite,.had the Bank notes in his pocket. — On 1)j:. arrival at. Oxford lie quitted the coach, ; and in .about twenty.minutes he,missed his notes, antlye turned to search the coach, in which the Prisoner assisted; but the search was fruitless. . . Sayers,.the Officer, stated in gyitknce ; that iu consequence of instruilions he received, - he went to the Prisoner, and . advised . him to acknowledge at once how he came by the note he had passed to Mrs. Stevenson. The Prisoner for a long time persisted in saying. he bad found it. Sayers told him he was, going down, to Oxford to search his. ,house, upon • which the PI isuner acktio‘A !edged he had found the notes in the .coach, just after Mr. Capel had left it ; and be gave Sayers a letter to his wife, desiring, her to deliver up to him the Bank notes in her posses sion, which she did, and they corresponcLd exactly with those Mr. Cape! had lost. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial.. • • A number of young meri were brought before the Magistrate, charged with having been aiding and abetting in riotous-proceedings at Covent-Garden Theatre, on Monday The most serious Charge against any of hem was against a young man who is a Clerk in the Office of the Commander in Chief, and who was alleged to have been sernkick . - ing one tale- box doors of the hinges. The young man pleaded that -/iavilig dined with some friends, he was somewhat inebriated, and that he was Mduced to mix in the general clamour by the example of all about. •him. He - acknowledged his error, and expressed his regret for it ; but he was . held to hail for his appeasance at the Sessions. The other charges were for miking a noise, at tempting to put out the candles, and other such crimes and intsderneanors. The young Men had been all night in custody, and they were ordered to find hail for their appea►ance, which they instantly entered, - and were lib.: rated. MARLBOROUGH-Ent EET.;---Three , young Allen were yesterday charged at this Office with having forged and uttered tiaii;Ons c:ne-pound Bank of England notes: . The prisoners are suspeaed . to have been the real makers of thdse thou sands.' or which - ,lfave been lately circulated. There are others concerned win) are not . yet taken, and consequently It would defeat the furtherance ofjus tice to state more particulars. UNION-HALL.—Yesterday Mr. Eliston under went his third and final examination, when it' being stated hy.Mr. HUMPHREYS, that no farther evidence mould be produced against his client, " that Gentle man repeated hi.; former arguthents in favour of Slr. Eli ion being admitted to bail. Sro JOHN PINHORN observed, that'cOuld be follow his own indinations, he would most willingly ac cede to the of the parties, and admit Mr. Eliston to bail ; but he felt that his duty impera tively called or. him to adopt a different hee of con duct, and ;:onnnit him tor trial ; an application, hots ever, might be made to a'Judge who he . had DO• doubt would . admit 11;m to (Sir (S' would g o further, it was his:opinion that on the' evidence as it, now stood, the Grand Jury would not find 21 bill against the Prisoner. Mr. Humentivs•sdvl, he felt it his duty to sub-, rnitimPlicitty to the decision of the Magistrate, and should adopt the coarse of proceeding which he had recommended, namely, of making 'an application to a Judge. Mr. Eliston was then fully committed to.take trial, ilk thing the pistol with• intent to murder Miss Colson. . -Elizabeth Holland was charged by Mrs. :Woad- . ingot Pitt's-place, Kent-romf,,with stealing a shawl,. • ialue.three guineas. She was remanded for ano ther examination, when it is expeCted other charges of a similar.nature will be_ brought against her. • • , DISTRESS AT SEA. 7 ---Extra& from the tog:or } the snow Eliza, of Londvu, SoUTHERN master, arrived off Penzance : - -September I, at 5 a. in. in lat. 47. 1 t.• N. lung, 41.39. W. after a tremendous hurn'- cane on the asst August, saw_three siril of ships with main-top-masts gone ; and at half-past five, p. m., saw a ship dismasted and water logged ; the weather being moderate, we lowered our boat do an i ,went on board with four men, in order to see it any one was left on board,' botfound nobo,ly ;. nei ther could I learn her name, but she appeared to be a . Scotch built brig, with a flush desk, and much rake in her, stern, with a black stern, had been for merly green, with two cabin window,s, tarred top side, with a broad white paint streak, and two yel low mouldings above ; both her - lower-masts left in thirty-two cants, about six feet above,the deck, and painted yellow : I recollect her being convoy with us, tinder his Majesty's ship Foxhhound.—Spoke the Swan, is.NwicK, who informs us that the Young John had foundered. On Wednesday last, the Lord Provost, Magis trates, and Council of Edinburgh, conferred the tree= doin, of the ciiy on the following gentlemen, vie. Sir David Baird, Batt. K. B. ; Rear-Admiral S.ir Ed mond.Nagle ; Captain James Nash, Royal . Navy ; and John Spottiswoode, Esq. of Spottiswoode. On Monday the wife of Jaseph Rice, not more than four feet high, who lives in Lamb-alley; Bi shopsgaie-street„ was brought to bed of three fine children, two girls and,a Goy, who, with the mo ther, are likely to do well. The husbiod, wli'o is a boot-closer, is much about the same height as the wife. The Grand Day approaches ! The 20th o r f . . tiext. ~,Month will be remembered by many with joy and .satistattion io the last hour of their lives, for on that single day the immense sum of Two Hundred Thou sand Pounds will be distributed in Prizes, by The Drawing of the State Lottery, which_ will begin and knish in One Day. i .- F ,